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Vs,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO 1917
l STnEET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CITY,

CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO lOI1
d. C.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia dated the 18th day offsEa
September, A., py 1887. and passed in a cause I'll
wherein Mary Z. Nciinden Is complainant, and Mary
Iciinden and others are defendants the same being
viii sell e pu6iic auction in front Of the prem
A. D., 1887, at HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 7. n
three hundred and fortythres CAD in the city Of
at point street thirty (36) feet six 90 inches
from the southwest of sad lot thence running
east / street eighteen QS) feet six (6) inches
thence north one hundred U00) feet; thence west
eighteen t1S) feet six (6) inches thence south one
hundred 1OO) feet to the beginning, improved with
substantial brick house Of three stories with back
building.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: One-thrd
of the purchase money in cash. and the balance IN
equal nsialents at and two years after the day
Of sale with interest to be secured by good aud sut
option OF the purchaser AZ eonyeyancing st gur
the time Of sale the purchaser fail to comply with
sale the Trustee reserves the right 70 resell the
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Webster Law Building,
s21-d&dS sos street NV.
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500 A MONTH
FOR AN INVESTMENT OF ONLY $500.

The undersigned has limited amount of Treasury
Stock of THE CARSON RIVER DREDGING COM
PANY, which the officers think they will be able to
pay 10 PER CENT MONTH. to commence before
January l. This would make very handsome invest
ment and viii 'pan ont' rs follows
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PARxrRs Ham BA1sAM

popular favorite for dressing the hair restoring
the color when grey, and preventing dandruff, It
cieanses the scalp stops the hair finy and to
please. Soc. ana 81 ct druggists
HINDERCORNS
The safest surest and best cure for Corns Bunions
&C. Stops all pam. Ensures comfort to the feet Never
TAILS TO cure. Is cents ut druggists. 3a5.wksly
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Auuress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans La
REMEMBER that the presence of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who are in charge of the drawings is
aguarantee of absolute and integrity that the
chances are all equal and that one can possibly
divine what number will draw prize
kEMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
orleans and the tickets signed by the President of
an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any iuita
uohs OF anonymous schemes. s14-w&s4w
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'E'hoMAs DOWNING, Auctionser.

DONLlNC, AucllOOSSf.
FINE DnEssE1s AND 1SGRaIN CARPETS sMYR-
StTE WNsT HAEt AS5 5, APP SAITS
i 4h. sHPEE MND WLit ssaIAi EBiE fHa'
ffHi E5N f9Sbs whrbE5b HEA W HE
SrhiNa :s. WSlhoI MAR II. re DGBoAkD.
SGr 3lS1E, sHs r. hAfliSfEA I9k I XII
OF cN 1881 Il "a fS SEP fs a1SII4S MEN
Hi IN l2 so H 4i IS ;t :, s IxS GhSek
SELLS % '' NJ; HUNS ;t,.i pOWiIxG, Auct
e. TIE aBoyE sALEIs PosTroSED1S CON,
sequence % III" rain until MONDAY, OUrr BLR
Ililt.., = S. SHE LotiF al .sce. Shy
E,Ei :s.. T9I;Y sALE OF EEAHl;E 80 900 FEET
AID EAHTEi;N nkASC! alLDGt. BaINd AT
o. y 5 ..S5 ATTTaEooN, SEPTEMBER
in front o: ile r misses
Trntinli i-l2 let 81 ( S1rees $50 south and geo
itet Oh lb stre, i.-st. THIS lot is Within half
s4 New br5 croir 18th Branch The . sire
@ te 90 ,liaes u very 81 ceiiUs OF subdivision
Ils; one third cash balance in one and two years.
notes u :ir interest ri u per cen from day OF sale,
G. to: Of purchaser. depesit of $50 required
81 o s eome e Sh 1t nSsi ten of d ngs
oterW.se right reserved TO resell At risk and cost of
,.l:per u ,siled ii Washington. u c. Title good
abstract l'.u cor.
s,T DUNCANSON Bros Aucts
- TIE ABOVE SAIL. Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF t.a aiil / tSDAf, FOURTH DAY OF
% pSt.i., same hour and place.
$50 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
E.IsE, Two; STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos
n 1890. iU,e2. 1924, 1926 AND l02S SOUTH
taEIToi, STREET, MAR Virginia AVENUE
On MoNEiY aFTERNOoN, OCTOBER THIRD. -
at We O'CLOCK, Will sell il front Of thefTs:5
premises G.I
lots 2s. 80. so II and 80 square GOT.
each fronting l31 feet by depth OF 1:3 feet. inn
proved by comfortable 2-sory m Brick Dwell
ngs st.bia :or investors persons DESTROYS of OBJ
tll.I. comfortable homes. hese houses in the
- vicinity OF The workshops of Bal
;liuyTe AYR. y, toDlsc railroad Co. nearly CON-
r.ed and G.:l be sold 10 close partnership
Terms: 'Jleti-ird cash: balance IN and two
years. notes TO bear per cent interest from day OF
SAL. payable annual and to be secured by deed
ot tTJst, or ali cash. a. opJn vi the purchaser Con-
veyaicv, &c.. purchasers cost. erins of sale
be complied with il ten days. otherwise the right
served r,sll the ii and cost of the defaulting
purchaser AFTER five days pubic notice of such resale
in some Eew=pIier published III Washington, ID. &.
iItlc ZUou or no sale. DUNCANSUN Bios,
SO AuctioIeers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ltPS'S COCOA.
DDCArnAcr

by thoroueh knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition and
by caret vi application OF the fine properties we'll
selected Cocoa MIR: Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with dehcately Favored beverage which may
save US many heavy doctors bills. 1t by judi
0ous use or such articles OF diet that constitution
ss1 every to disease Hundreds subtle
ever there IS a week point. We may escape many a
1ht1 SHAFT ny Keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood ana properly nourished trame."-(arA
SesCice Gazette.
made SIMPLY with boiling water or milk. Sold only
III hxd- pound tins by Grocers laoelled lnus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. homeopathic Chemists
9RS4 m.tuazs lvuoon, kllXland.
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE, DENTIST. us l4TH N.w-TEErH
IL extracted without pain BY aid OF local application
prepared and used only by me. Teeth hlled 81 fer-
ect hitting sets VI artificial teeth Operations gusrAn
mr. STARR PARSONa DENTIST, 9TH ST. CO !.
~ ner Rnw. filling Specially; also. the cure Of
toothnche extracting local anesthetc used
on the gums alleyates the pain OF extracting. jal3
DR n. TALBOT. DENTIST. 4s7 7TH ST.
6snchA 1ssah tnsegted "a ~ sst Auwork var
Eaate6 AM
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF NASHINGro

IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
By virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed in equity cnuset -
1913 we shall sell at public auction, front o. Ia
the relnises. on WEDNESDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ, the fol-
LOWING described real estate situated in the city OF
Washington in said District viz Part Of origna lot
Id IN square beginning for the the west line
OF 18th street west 20 feet north of the southeast
corner OF said lot 1t being point where line drawn
westerly would pass through the center of the
VAL OF the two frame houses said lot and run
from ssid point westerly, and through the center of
SAID division walk lao feet to the line of said lot
tnence north 70 feet thence east, para lei with the
inst Lice lao feet thence south 20 feet to the place
OF beginning. together with the imprc vements &C
Consisting OF y two-story frame dwelling house.
ierins OF sale: Onethir of the purchase money to
ne RAD In Cash. residue il two equal iustallments
interest by deed o trust the property sold
or al cash at option OF purchaser deposit of 800
purchasers cost Terms TO be comilieI with in ten
DAYS from sale, Otherwise the trustees reserve the
rg IL resell II dstautinG purchasers cos: and risl
IEEAh,LES u kAGlN, 81 y 81. n.w.i Trps,.a.
soS-..Nds
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The Stock is REGISTERED at AMERICAN LOAN AND
TRUST Co. and Listed on the CONSOLIDATED EX--
CHANGE.
The Company owns TWO CLAIMS on tie Carson
River, 40 acres. containing QUICKSILVER and BULL
loN from BONANZA MILLS. Competent experts
Claim that over $40 900. 900 can be reclaimed
The above offer at $500 per share will hold good
until the 30th of this month
Send orders with New York Drafts Post Office Order
or Registered Letter to
W. S. CHAMBERLAIN, AGENT,
s2o-tu,th,s2w 10 Broadway, New York City
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Interesting to the Sleeper.

AhsSHVSeAAss ~ sAIc S1ccpCFs
ALL MEN AND WOMEN, SAY THE SCIENTISTS, WILL.
EVENTUALLY SNORE.
From the Fireside.
1t is perfectly true that no one ever heard of a
snoring savage. IN fact, II the wild man OF the
woods and plains does not sleep quietly he runs
the risk Of being discovered by his enemy and the
scalp OF the snorer would soon adorn the belt OF
MS crafty and more silent-sleep1ng adversary. In
The natural state, then, natural selection" weeds
OUT thoSe VINO disturb their neighbOrs by making
night hldeouS with SHORES. With civilization,
however, we have changed all this. The impure
AIR Oh our Sleering-rOoms induces all manner OF
catarrhal affections. The nasal passages are the
nrst to become affected. Instead OF warming the
Inspired air on its way to the lungs and removing
from IL the dangerous impurities with which 1t Is
loaded, the nose becomes INSTRUCTED. part OF the
ar enters and escapes by way OF the mouth. The
veil OF the palate vibrateS between the two cur
rents-that through the partially closed nOstrils-
like torn sail in the wind
Inc sn0re, then, means that the Sleeper's mouth
Is partially open, that his nose is partially closed
ana thaG his lungs are In danger from the air not
being properly warmed and purified. From the
continual operation OF these cause.-the increase
Oh Impure air In sleeping-rOoms and permitting
haDituai snorers TO escape killing and s.alpfng-
some scientist has predicted that In the future all
men tand women, too, will snOre. II goes along
with decay of the teeth ana bald headedness
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

81 10 FTIZes, amounting 5000 UUU
Application for rates clubs should be made only
TIE ONCE OF tile Company Ill New Orleans.
or further information write clearly, giving full
auIess. POSTAL NOTES, Express money ORDERS or
new Tote NcLilgs III ofaiIiary letter. Currency by
LApress lat our cxpense) addressed
III. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La
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s. BESSINGER. Auct;oneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF UNIMPkOVED PROP
Il ERIY. CORNER FIFTEENTH AND A STREETS

I.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON sEPTEM. ~
BEh TN ENiY-NINTH, al FIVE O'CLOCK. We ~
viii sell, i'll front of the premises. 80
10 i, square 1858,
fronting 81 feet south street and so feet Fiji
teenth street east One of the most rapidly improv
lnG sections OF the city.
Terms: Cne-ti,.rl cash; balance In one and two
years at u cent and secured by deed Of
trust, or all Cash IL otion of purchaser. Conveyance
in.r &c. ut purchasers Terms he COMPLIED
with IN tie q otherwise right reserved to resell
risk and cost deau!ting purchaser after five days
public advertisement III some newspaper published in
WASHINGTON. u. &. A depost of leo required sale
s24-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
- TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC.
CONT OF the incl5mert weather until FRIDAY, &C.
IOi3t.t SEVENTH, 1887. at same hour and place.
s.;J-l&ds DUNCANSOS BROS AuctS
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DAWNBROKER SALE-WE WILL SELL AT PUB.
Il lie auction, at 1:l:32 Pennsylvania avenue, all
pied forfeited by redemption. No 10 600
TO 10000, commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER THIRD,
O'CLOCK Fl consisting of Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds. Chains, Necklaces Charms. Pins. Rings.
and Earrings. Bracelets. Sleeve Buttons, Rifles, Guns
Pistols Clocks Opera Glasses, Silver and Plated Ware
Books, Oyercuats, aud AL kinds Ladies' and Gents
Wearing Apparel. Persons holding tickets will please
take notice.
CrCyNC,s ppoo
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER HALF i MILLION DISTRIBUTED


incorroracd in 1865 for twenty-five YEAR - the
icsst IRE tOr Eluc;ftiors! AID Charitable purposes
WITH "a ia! of : Loco ,GGoto when and
of over S1.,U.UUU has slice been added
BY an ovcrwlellni popular vote tS franchise WIS
1aoe Part ot the present State Constitution adopted
December ID. D. 1879
The o'V Lottery cter uoted on aad indorSsi Gy tie
peol1te
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TEOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SECOND SALE.
CATALOGUE SALE OF SIX CASES DUTCH BULBS
DIRECT FROM HOLLAND, EMBRACING THE
FOLLOWING VARIETIES:
Blue, Red. and White, Single and Double Hvacinths
Narcissus. Crocus, Single and Double Tulips of the
inest Varieties, &C, &c.
To be sold at MY Auction Rooms, 18th and Pennsyl.
varia avenue. on MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
! HlRD, 1887. commencing at THREE O'CLOCK.
y. Billie trade and private buyers should give this
sale their attention. s.O-2t
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY o5TH. 1,

LEAVE WARRINGTON FROM STATION. CORNER
OF NEW JERSEY AVE AND Z ST
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 10 % a. H.
For Cincinnati and ST. Lous, EXT. Daily , Is and
For fittsburg and Cleveland. EXP. Daily 10 % H.
For Lexington and Local Stations, t1o:lOam.
For Philadelphia, Newark and Wilmington, . 30 .
For int @ point. Set ssS Baltimore and PHI
adelrhia- 70 90 am and - ::s5 pm.
For B aim5rs sne 56o o l 30 a
ana :io 10 ~ minute nj iraln. 80 80.
sgH SS 80 go $50 O. $40. 43 am, - 80.
For Annapolis, 10 and 30 am. l.. 10 and 30
pm. On sunday, 8 80 am. 4 40 pm Leave AnnaT-
obs 40 20 m. 1900 3:Jo. q 20 pm sundays.
For Wy ssa;i9ns between wqshins:an and nais-
ana II 80 I'm. ON sundays. 80 an. and 20.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch. SO ~ am.
sac pm for principal stations only. $40 10 AIN.
= 80 and IS % pm son Sunday stops al
Fer Gaithersburg and intermediate points 20 ,o5a
For Boyd's and intermediate stations, IL 20 p ~,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
dlo y In, stopping at ali stations Metropolitan
For Frederick. tl0.55 a. m, 80 p. IN Sundays,
For Hagers.own. TO 10 a. IN and - .3opm
nn =, arrive t from ShiGago, daily 90 a. m and
a. m and l:lo p In. from flttsours. daily, s:.U q
From Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington. 10 a.
p.
From Sngerly and Intermediate points north of Bal
Trains leave Baitinore for Washington at 10 30.
80. sou, BOD 1000, and 10 30 a M, IL ID. 215,
300, 10. 5o5. 90 80. 40 80, and IL COR.
y 10. TO- 05. $50, 40, 30 ana Ii 90 ,. M.
For points ON Shenandoah Valley Railroad. IS :I5p
m
Except Sunday DAILY.
Baggage called for and checked hotels and red.
dences on orders left at Ticket Office 6l9 aud 1854
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, c K LORD.
Sep1 MANAGER. Gen Isuas Agaft
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CIR THr Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
FulI Stock Of all kinds KEEP. constantly on hand
beware u limitations
lie sure of Name and Number
LUTz BRO. 497 PENNA. AVENUE,
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satchels Of the Best Makes at very Low
tr1ces Trunks repaired by skilled workuen 3e2l
School SUPPLIES
SCHOOL BAGS. SATCHELS, KNAPSACKS
AUNCH BASKETS AND BOXES.
eCIh,OOL SLAIES. IRANSPAR-
EMF STATES, SCHOLARS'
COMPANIONS
OESAS, BlACKBOAkDS, KINDER
GAkTEA EXERCISES
AT VERY LOW EST PRICES.
baby COACHES AT COST.
Ch- RUPERT.
q n An
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MT. VERNON! NE. VERNON!
STEAMER W. w CoRcoRaN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily texcept sunday FOR Mt
Vernon aud River Landings down 81 y1oni az
sl6 l. l. BLAKE. Captain.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
IN DALI, kA,IE- fhiDAi.
LIE Low fares The GGEuar safe and fast stsams s
eantly furnished throughout leaves eth street wharf
returning tirstclass meals served IA dining-roOln
: staterooms secured and baggage checked at Ola.
.is au pen nsep SSe Lsi Express oss and "a
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
the shar sa S6SEsf ts Isl s rR n
a sn S Ida sGTiG
steamers Connect also with rtesIner Ariel TOR Rich.
for Ss iss aud al aud
at 6l9 and l3aI fennsylyania ave. and at Kno1s Ex
E t9f
Supt and Gen. Agt. sl3
CTEAMER PILOT v LEAVES 7TH-sT WHARF
Potomac rSsr andin1s as iap as Mnsos creef na.
sTs shar sunday down and Msane.dsys up grents
Wednesdays up -
JOHN MOaAHEE Ae1sndTia As sa. Agent s ss-sn
SrhAMIk 'os siys " TH a9Hts9s FOR POTOMAC
day. and Friday at am Fare: FIRST class. Soc.
sundays ali landings to Nomini. Currioman and
Leonardtown. returning Mondays.
Tuesdays all landings TO kock Point returning Tues
day evening. arriving in Washington . :45
Wednesday AL landings Kinsale, returning Thur
days
Friday, all landings to Nomini. Currioman, and
Leonarutown, returning Friday night, arriving in
Washington Saturday morning AT am.
For further information apply 9th u wharf
,,, g. L. JONES. Agent.
Ieielnone call, Sd slim
LOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "MAkEF1ELD"
Leaves 9TH st. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYo
snd sATUkDAfs Am Returning TUESDAiA
thlDAiS and SUNDAY pm, touching at River Land
1ngs as tar rs Nomnl Greek, Currioman, Va and o.
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b. and o. H. 4 Is
&. W. RIDLEY, Manager. asJ
nIRECT TO NEW YoRK-TREIGHT. STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and L. G. KNIGHT leave lIerfL
last hiyer n. u, every SATUlDAl Vt pm: otlsk
wharf, Washington, every YhUi.SDAx AOkAlA4
Freight nj lowest rateA aye
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RAILROADS.
u 80 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTF
ofne NORTH. MksT, AND SOUTHWEST
Dol Bib hAIh. sll.ENnIb = ENfkT.
SIEBL isAlIS. MAGNIFICENT q IPGEST
IN BFFE, I MAY l0, les.

Fffnf GRE
N, rny Nm :sSsE Iksf aI HSoT UT r,,rsr
sI R2At ia, IsAeA M,eS HEM
Train. ,..v. M.i kfrE, , MAY .I 10
and streets. as follows.
For Fi;seurS and the Vest S9ics.,o Limited IreS.
Line. 30 IA. daily 10 Cincinnati sna =. I.Iuis.
Gnd BUFFET Car 81 Louis, dsi,. exccpt "a nd =,
60 Chical,o. with Slcerlg Car n thuse 20 Thea -
Cars Washington 60 chicago aud ~. l. IS. and
WITH thT5ngn slrtiSrs ior l.oaSyi lie sld en- -
lse-ts yxlTess; 10 90 = m; da lS i9r as 'rs
BALiiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erle, CanaadsiSuA Rochester. uaaln. N.nva-a.
1000 Pm. daily except saturday, with Palace
For wllisn.spoTt. Lock Haven and Elnira, at a..oA
=, N. ia IS, exoep' SUNDAY,
Al 4oa.m- = 90, 10. 10 90 aad II 20 n. on
S.ss s'op ~ "a In, W. ~, 10 ~ % 80
Cars, $40 an. daily except sunday. and 90 p-l,
Fog Boston without change > GO m. every day.
For Broosiyn =; \, AL thEoass II ,ns comet 2.
direc; transfer Fulton stree Lavuidiul ,oab.e
For IN iade ifi s BOO 90 and n An
: 0o.4 ID. 600, 10 90, and II 70 y m ON sunday
1870 p:n,. i. mited Ffpress . 40 am, week
For HI tsst ami 90 N a 90 a,o "a nm
ana II 40 am ~ 4, o. ac 90, 9o To- 20
SUNDAY. ! 90. 9;C5. 100. 4: 40 M = 90 4 90.
10. q 90 40, 1000. ana 4 20 7 m
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. - and q 90 M. II o. %. and
600 Pm. daily, except Sunday. Sundays . 90
am, 10 PIN.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
ROAD
For A,sSIhndria, 90. Gas. $40. e.47. 10 s. sru;
II % noon, 90. %. -. d.Ol; > o.. 10 %
i0. am an p On SinsdSSy AID ~ 90 49 ~
For Ilehmold aud the south, 6 90 10 % AM daily.
aid ia I'm, daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington. Cos 3 90,
91o. IL: Ii. IL 90 am: 30 800. 3.e:B. > 10,
81 n m and =, M l. 5isrft
keNcSIt hondayi. On sunday al 90 3 10 aud
and IL 1 = night
Tickets and nforma alton at the Office northeast cor
ner Of l3th street aud Pcnnsylysnis avenue and nc
the station, where orders he efI for the NIX Of
CHAS. Il. Pu6H, j n NoDD
General Manager Isesl Genl Passenger ket
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A CCT1oN SALE OF IRON FENCEs-oFFIcF OF
6Atubiic Buildnss and Grounds. Washington, 10. C.
September 10. lSSa.-The iron fences around the T. =
reservations on Pennsylvanis avenue bet 18th and
lttn streets nw-, and on Massachusetts avenue bet
5th ana 9th streets will be sold nj ION Mt Inc
oSalifes named commencing at the Of Penn
sylyania avenue and 18th street at EIFGl O'CIOCk
A. NJ. WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER TWFNIY-SIXIH.
Terms cash, IN Government funds JOHN NJ MIL
sON, Col =. b Army. pUScASsoN BROTHERS. Auc-
l.,c-l.s
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. CLAY,
IL Wonderfully Gifted Clairvoysnt and Astroloeer
born with secondsight every hidden mystery
ed; lost stolen property: causes speedy
maTixges brings separated together: gives
business: removes AL family troubles. Satisfaction
guaranteed All business confidential. Fee Soc Hours
s3-2Sts
MME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' and gen:
tlemen so cents each 40S street. between 4th and
5th streets northwest s6-4ws
INVOICES PROCURED. AT SMALL EXPENSE.
IL through competent lawyers Questions answered
tree. Publicity svoided Address CONFIDENTIAL.
Star Office. E20-lms
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II neeer ScGies or p0Stpoaes

It's Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and tine s,emi-AnuHa Drawings regular y
every SIX months tJlue and D,...lyerj.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TTHoMAs BOWLING Auc,,onss-

FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer
IhESTEES, SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME
EAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated March IL
1856 duly recorded in Liber 1l6S, Folio 40. et
one o. me land records OF the District of Co ii
the undersigned Trustees will oder Tor sale in front II
1 ms pfeanTlsss Hp pITLspAY, oCL9BER FoGElA.
soetn X ieet OF lot lo. square 9s with depth Of said
~. anu iipfoSed by twostory frame House. being
No SUF &th street southeast
Terms One third cash the rcs,s,,a II, t,, .,,,.,
interest and secured hy deed 81 trnst ON ,Se rs1,,
s s az AL xi Hasa At the option OF osi
veyancing and recorlne ct cost of purchaser
JESSE II. WILSON.
40 louisiana ave. o..
CHAS. II FICkLING, 1 lrustees-
s2od6ds Cor. High and LIST ats
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